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TUESDAY NIGHTS CONCERT.
The Enjoyable sopg Recital by SlgnoI
flt4e EHf''s J,Autia's Pupila. stUF.g.

fAiE" "sf d'Auiia's Pupils. ,ftE
The song recital by several Of slgnor F.
IAuria's pupils Tuesday evening at
Banners concert room was an event Of
no small note In musical and social circles.
1t was attended by nearly all the
ladies interested in mattera Of music
and fashion, and others, forming
cultured and apprecistiye aasemb.
lage that llstened with evident pleas.
ure, as svincsd by the very close atten.
ton that was given % each number oil
the very acceptable programme was
rendered. Those taking solo parts
were Miss Kate Michael, Miss Fading,
Mrs. Charles Hobbs, Miss Fannie Cald.
we'll, Mr.. Hazlett Cummins, Miss A. Con-
ner, Miss Nellie Storer. Miss Sarah Roe.
mer, Mr.. Robert Mcclure, Mr.. r. V.
Ankle and Mr.. F. ]. Norton, In addition
there was y good strong chorus made up
OF members Of the classes that accom-.
pllshed musician, signor d'Auria, Is hand.
ling 90 successfully. He personally di.
rected the rendition OF the choir pro.
gramme. The selection ranged from aim.
pie and sweet ballads to those from grand
opera and oratorlo. adyy pg',,- Id
Musical people will be pleased to learn
that this was the first Of a series OF reel.
tails that are TO DO given this season. They
are well calculated TO elevate the musical
standard here, and for that reason should
be warmly encouraged. tug All aaI,y.9
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Clerk Hook yesterday admitted to rec
ord deed made January u, by William
Myles and Bridget, his wife, to John "
Myles, in consideration ofs5, for the north
thirteen feet OF the south hall Of lot 10, in
EoF & Chspline's addition, on tho east
side Of Main street in Centre Wheeling.
ALEC deed made October ID, 1856, by
William G. McKown, trustee, to Florence
MeKown, for her sole and separate prop.
erty, for fifteen feet Of lot ll3, on the
north side Of Clay street, in East Wheel.
irg. =. &- .. 90 = asEssa il
Also q deed made January S, by Alfred
T. McKeag and wife to John NJ. Taylor,
in consideration Of Sl2 900, for 165 acres
aud l25 poles Of land on Middle Wheeling
creek, adjoining the land Of E. L. Kim:
Minis. S!Eis5s 49, =
And q deed made January - by Viii.
liam P. Hubbard and Henry NJ. Russell,
special commissioners, to Lucy NJ. Nc.
Gregor, wife of II. P. McGregor, in con-
federation OF $40, for lots 50 and SO OF the
Zane property, on the Island. r,5
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/. Gernlnnyis Military I'LL.


BERLIN, Jan. ,l2.-Tho debate on the
army bill YVES resumed in the Reichstas
to-day. Or. Windthorat again spoke in
favor Of triennial term. Bismarck re.
piled: In three years. we might be con.
fronted with altered circumstances. To
be sure, 1t Is also impossible to calculate
the position Of affairs seven years hence,
but during that period the efficiency Of
the army would be secured and
q compromise would be possible. The
Rsichstag then adjourned. Prince Bis.
marck has long daily conferences with the
Emperor with reference, it is supposed, to
the position Of the Relchstag. In Gov.
eminent circles 1t is believed that divis.
ion on the bill will taken tomorrow. The
Governments supporters despair Of the
passage Of the measure. Ms
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CdtaTrh to CONSUMPTION.

caarh in It's destructive force stands next to
and undoubtedly leads on to consumption. 1t Is
therefore singular that those afflicted with this
i.atful diseaAe should not make II the object OF
their lives to rid themselves ri It. Deceptive rom.
sdies eoncocted by ignorant pretenders 10 medical
knowledge have weakened the confidence OF the
great majority Of Sufferers In all advertised rene.
dies. 4" They become resigned TO life Of misery
father than torture themselves with doubtful pal.
But this will never do. Catarrh must Go met at
every stage and combated with all our might. In
many cases tho disease hiss nSsumed dangerous
symptoms. Tho bones and ca,tIllgc OF the nose
The organs Of hearing. OF seeing and OF tasting 50
affected as TO DO useless, the uvula 10 elongated
ethroat 50 intlaned and irrl,ated as % produce
constant and distressing cough 81 -
sauiord's Redical Cure meets every phase Of IN.
tarrh. from simple head cold to ,he most ioath,
some and destructive stages. 1t Is local and con.
stitutonal. Instant In relieving, permanent in
curing, safe. economical and er.iailing : :,
Each package couAins one bottle Of The Radical
Cure. one box Catarrhal Solvent, and an Improyed
Inhaler, with treatise; price, 81 \ i -..'.-r :, :
POTTER Dau0 AND CHEMICAL Co., Boston, - -.
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mo, 1 THANK your"
The Citizens' Movement left Without any
Y. ~, Candidates. 20

Tho Citizens' Movement. left Without an,
y, e.. Candidates. IA
There WAS an adjourned meeting yes-
terdsy at the Office OF Judge Cranmer o.
the committee having in charge the mat
ter Of selecting "citizsns' ticket" Al
the meeting of the day before Mr.. 6. W
Atkinson raised the point Of order thai
the committee was not created for the pur.
pose Of naming ticket, and the resolu.
ton under which 1t was appointed was
read, and Capt. Mcclure, who was preaid.
ing, sustained the objection; but MI. vii.
liam A. Wilson said that if the choice oil
candidates were left to general public
meeting persons not having the objects oil
the movement at heart would pack the
convention and defeat the purpose OF the
meeting. In this view the chairman re.
versed his decision and the candidates
were named as printed yesterday. 'S.i 70
The committee ressssmbled at O'Clock
yesterday afternoon. Mr.. Bernard Shan.
ley appeared and positively declined To
allow his name to be used in connection
with tho nomination for City Sergeant.
Capt. Mcclure then Withdrew his name as
nominee for Mayor, saying he could not
consent to run unless there were man oil
suitable character on the ticket for Ser.
geant. Mr.. N. W. Beck also declined fol
personal reasons to allow bis name to be
used for Sergeant.
An effort was made to induce Mr.. W.
A. Wilson to run for Sergeant, but he
pleaded the pressing duties Of bis bust.
ness. There bad been talk Of nominating
Hon. a. j. sweeney, but he and his
friends laughed at this. In this situation
the committee agreed 10 adjourn, and
members said this ended the whole matter
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BIG PAY FOR BAD GAS.
ALOUD KICK ON DECEMBER BILLS.
People WIN Resort to the Edison Electric
Light rs n Substitute Which Is nj Once
Cheaper and BETTER General and
gt Intense Dissatisfaction.

Since the tenth day OF the current
month, when the gas bills for the month
last past were payable, IsrKLLlorScHR re.
porters have interviewed over a hundred
gas consumers. Not three have been
found who did not protes! against the I'M.
reasonably increased amount Of their
monthly bills, and at least half OF them
pronounced tho gas poor. When recently
one Of tho foremost gas experts in the
country IVES in Wheeling no had occasion
to test the city gas, under circumstances
which made 1t greatly to his selfish inter.
est to cause 1t to appear that the gas was
better than the average. lie could not
consclentlouBly do this, however, and he
told the INrHLLlaEscER the gas furnished
here was much below the average stand.
ard in candle.power, adding what perhaps
is not generally known, that the poorer
the gas the greater the meter register for
the same apparent consumption. ',.a.I
"kicking" on gas bills Is not unusual,
but It is safe 10 say that there never was
90 general protest as at the last nav.
ment. Several persons paid their bills
under protest, and Of least one contem.
plated a suit to recover the excess. OF
course this could not be brought, The
meters are not to blame, nor the men who
record their readings. The whole diff.
Guilty lies in the quality Of the gas.
Said one man: "My bill was never 80
much by s. as this time, yet the month
was not one requiring gas In my place in
daytime" -
Another said he had kept record Of
his gas bills for three years, and he had
never paid as much by s., while in fact
his bill should have been much lower
than usual, for special REASONS. ag.. +.
One business man said he paid his bill
without, a word OF objection, and then
hunted up the parties who are contract.
ing to put in the Edison electric lights
and ordered ten. "They will cost me less
than my very unsatisfactory gas lights, !"
he added. II will put In oil lamps before
will submit to such outlandish bills for
the worst light the city gas works ever
furnished" ~,
The officials should bring about a re-
form In their own selfish interest, II not
for the good Of the consumers, who own
the works. f.s, .lEs,ra 3a
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The undersigned call, WHICH explains it,
self, has been issued: ;,
The 1nter.Stateor National Convention
Of bituminous coal miners and operators
will be held next month.
Many operators throughout the State
have expressed Q desire that State. con-
Vention OF operators be held in ADVANCE OF
said Interstate joint convention, and as
the miners OF this State will hold miners
State convention SANITARY 81, at Columbus,
it has been considered best for the State
operators to meet at the same time, 30
that il any questions Of mutual charac.
ter should ariao, arrangements for mutual
consideration can more readily be made.
In pursuance Of the Recommendation Of
several operators, the undersigned, Ohio
representatives. on the Interstate board,
hereby respectfully invite you To attend q
State convention OF Ohio coal operators,
to bs held at the Neil House, Columbus,
Ohio, Friday, January 81, 1887, at 10
O'Clock A. n. Il. L. CHAIRMAN,
s.lsy.,,.,.,,...,.r, Springfield, O.
- s5,3a OSCAR TOWNSEND,
Cleveland, o.
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Crossing tho River on tho Ice-Onlcers Elect.
ed-Other Notes. = ~.
An infant child OF Sebastian WINNER
was buried yesterday. ta '''g"7
I, Col. J. F. .Charlesworth, Of St. Clairs
vile, was in town yesterday. 1,g
The BellRirs Bottle Works has been nut
ting a new crown into Its furnace.
Very few houses OF the better class are
for rent, especially in the First ward. q
Henry Meek, OF Curran & Meek, marble
cutters, has Withdrawn from the business
The water main on Union street burstet
and flooded part Of the street Tuesday
night.
Tho Second Presbyterian church il
holding meetings every evening at the
church on Gravel Hill. 81 ,..gs1 ."t 5.
A country team ran of with sled OF
Union street yesterday, but did no dam
age before being caught. gr'7glg !,
The Missionary Society Of the FRS
Presbyterian Church will meet this after
noon at the home Of Mrs. Rankin, il
Sheets addition. $50 !Ji t77i! !.
There was no meeting Of the Council
Tuesday night for want Of quorum
There has not been q meeting for some
weeks. There will be a meeting to pay
claims Thursday evening. ~ -
The Ice gorge here is heaviest at Rocker
shousen's, where the ice is aolid clear t.
the bottom Of the river, having showed 9
number Of coal boats out on shore. Il
will take rise Of ak or eight feet to break
the ice here. Boys and men were crossing
on the ice to and from Benwood by noon
yesterday. -.-..--. ~
The First NJ. E. Sunday school has
elected the following officers: superin.
tendent, D. L. !Thoburn; Assistants, Dr.
Mcclellan and Jas. Elton; Secretary; G.
81. Dankworth; Assistants, Bert Leasure
and John Graham; Treasurer, Mrs. NJ. r.
G. Hoge; Superintendent OF Primary De,
partment, Miss Nellie Battelle; Assistant
Mrs. Jos. McClain; Organist, Miss Bessie
Battelle; Chorister, JAS. Elton. ia
The Bsllaire nail factory got to work
this morning says yesterdays Independent
and the busy hum Of the nail machines
was sweet muaic in the ears of the EN-,
ployes who have been idle so long. The
indications are that nails will remain at q
price during the spring months at least
that will justify the running OF the fac.
toriei for six montEs at least, but with
the present capacity for producing nails,
it is hardly to be expected they will run
more than half that time. Bsllaire Just
now is in very prosperous condition,
There is not an idle industry in the
town, All are in active operation and
have bright prospects. az
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Read tho following large bottles diiutsd
antee correct saesbooks will prove
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ELSEWHERE in this issue we present a
large advertisement OF II. II. Warner &
Co., setting forth the fact that up to De-
cember 81, 1885, they had sold the enor.
nous amount Of 265S7,335 bottles OF
Warmers SAFE Cure" in North America
alone; to say nothing Of the European and
Australian trade. These figures seem al.
most Incredible, but coming as they do
from house 80 well-known and honora.
BILE, We feel safe in attesting to their
truthfulness. "Warner's SArs Cure" has
certainly been great boon to the suffer.
ing, and its success has depended al.
together upon it's own merits; For Kid
ney, Liver. Blood and Urinary troubles,
and especially Female Complaints, its
equal was never known, and for this
reason 1t deserves all the praise which it
receives. 80 - p. ri ,-,g. ,aEss
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THE, NEXT COUNCIL
NAMED by THE REPUBLICANS
II Merit Decides the Day Good Mon Named
In Every wnrd-A Large Vote, Harmon.
ious Primnrissandt the Whipping Coun.
s. ell Ticket Placed In tho Fold.

The Republican primaries to select can.
dldatss for the two branches OF Council
were held last night In all the wards but
the Fifth and Eighth. In the Filth ward
the primaries have not yet been called,
and the Eighth had already made their
nominations. '0
In all the wards the meetings were
harmonious and largely attended, much
more largely than usual. The ticket as
whole will impress the general public as
an admirable one, and II mort can win 1t
will be elected.
THE NOMINEES.
First wsrd-First Branch: Dr., O, F,
Ulrich. Second Branch: O.J, Rswlinp,
John g. Habber6eld, q. B. Jones, George
,Guudling. 'faI'.E.a0.t -
Second ward-First Branch: G. R, Tracy.
Second Branch: T. NJ. Garyin, Louis
Hartong, Charles Prayer. '@-"stg2, =
% Third ward-First Branch: W. H. Hal.
Ter. Second Branch: J. R. Butts, G. B.
Caldwell, B. s. Allison. ~, M
Fourth ward-First' Branch: Ralph
Whitehead. Second Branch: George G.
McKeown, Daniel West, William Molter.,
Sixth ward-First Branch: A. @. F..
Ebsling. Second Branch: Bernard
kiieves, DR.. H. B. Bapuley, Jacob Retzer,
John Oummlns, j.. Michael Grogan. 2 Z
Seventh ward-First Branch: Joseph
A. Faris. Second Branch: Alex O. Nit.
chell, William Marsh, James P. Maxwell.
The Eighth ward some time ago nomi.
mated for the First Branch Mr.. H. W.
shrebe and for the Second Branch Messrs
Conrad Bremen, Charles Keller, Otto
Jtss yer and R. NJ. Gillelsnd. H.
A misunderstanding arose in the Sixth
ward as to the candidacy OF DR.. s. L.
Brice, the present efficient member Of the
First Branch. Dr.. Brice desired to retire
from the contest, but was persuaded mol
to by leading Republicans. The impress.
sion became general, however, that he had
withdrawn ea.T ..fi
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THR Gospel meeting at tho mission,
corner Of Thirty.seyenth and Jacob streets,
is represented to be one Of special interest
this evening. There will be song ssr-
vice at half past seyen, conducted by j..
NJ. Richards, whose.soul stirring music al
wsya pleases and profits. This service
will be followed by other exercises con-
Quoted by the young people of Fourth
street church. Everybody 10 invited.
Street cars pass the church door.
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Next Tuesday the biennial convention
of the growers Of line delaine msrino
sheep will DO held at the farm OF Mr..
! James McClelland, near Canonsburg,
Washington county. Thia breed Of sheep,
the finest in the country, has become
very popular Throughout this State, Ohio
and Pennsylvania, and the breeders meet
biennially for the purpose OF writing up
the stock register. The association, which
consists OF thirty members, has succeeded
wonderfully in developing the best kind
Of wool, and their endsavor is to still fur.
ther perfect it. The old ciIicers are: :.
sident, w. r. Craighead, Washington
"; Recording Secretary, j. O. Nc.
Houstonvills, Pa, Corresponding
/. tary, James McOlelland:
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers In the City and Wheeling Folks


Strangers In the City and Wheeling Folks
Abroad. lgi
Mrs. o. D. Kisner has gone to Chicago
to visit relatives. - So
Mr. G. B. Leonard, Of RavensHood, is
registered at the Stamm House.
T. NJ. Garyin, Esq, gave lecture at the
Business College Tuesday on the subject
Of agency" ~
Mr.. and Mrs. George K. Wheat have
been spending the pas! two or three days
in Pittsburgh. ~
Mr., T.: K. Mcknight, OF Pittsburgh, re-
turned home last evening, after having
formed some very pleasant acquaintances.
Mr.. Louis Delaplain, IT,, will entertain
q large tpartyEof his gentlemen friends
this evening, ut his homo on Chspline
street. 1t is to be a full dress affair. Cards
and music. ,5,.,t. .-,F,-s4s
Misa May Bowman, OF Springfield, O.,
is expected to arrive here this week to ra-
main for some time, a guest at the resi-
dence OF Mr.. George K. Wheat, niNorth
Main street. s',5,,.
Wilbur L. Wright has severed his con-
nection with tho art establishment Of E.
L. Nichol in this city and accepted q
situation in one Of tho leading art stores
in Pittsburgh. ," ". s>.tas AZ.
Mr.. Will Cassell gave an elegant enter
tainment to number Of his lady and gem
tlemen friends at his home on Fourteenth
street last night. 1t was q full dress affair
and several very handsome toilets were
worn. Killmyer furnished music .for the
dancing. sI7F . NJ, .55i5;,lt
Mr.. Harry Comerford,, formerly OF the
b. 4 .. telegraph office Of this city, now
in tho chief office OF the head dispatcher
Of tho B. x O.at Grafton, working on the
Fourth division table, was in the city last
evening on a flying visit to relatives and
friends. He was accompanied by his
friend, MIR. shaughnessy, a brother dis
patcler. u - a.{ft HyI .sFF,-k ~
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Tho Btockholders Of the La Belle Glass
Company, Of Bridgeport, held their an
nual meeting yesterday and elected the
following named gentlemen to serve as a
Board OF Directors: Il. X. Giffeu, ], NJ,
Brown, L. P. Rhodes. David Brown, w,
A. Allen, +. q. Robinson and John Nc,
Mechen. The Board organized by elect.
ing Mr.. GiTen, President; A. Thompson
secretary Harry Northwood, manager.
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a Novel Wager.


Bellaire Independent. l s5t =.
You may talk about your quail flenda
and all that sort Of thing, but Bellaire
comes to the front with a couple OF chaps
who mean to go 1.-THE whole hog or none"
as witness the following agreement en-.
tered into by Shsd Heatherington and
Elmer Z. Heatherington. Shad agrees to
est q 2OO-pound hog inside Of four weeks.
II he aoeompliahes the task, Elmer agrees
to board and clotho him the balance Of
his life free, and not allow him 10 work.
If shad fails to eat the hog inside Of four
weeks, he is to buy Elmer the best suit Of
clothes in the city OF Bellaire. ,5ts
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All the Pennsylvania Compsny's lines
wcSt of Pittsburgh have placed on aale at
100 principal stations, including Pitts.
burgh, Columbus, Dayton, Cincinnati,
Louisville, indianapolis, Vincennes, Lo-
ganHpoIt, Chicago, Fort Wayne, Toledo,
Mansfield, Cleveland and Wheeling, the
so.called week end" tickets at one fare
for the round trip for commercial tourists
who are members Of tho Travellers Protec.
tive Association. ..-s - 90 D 80.
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Pennsylvania, l82l,7Ip

W. N. M0sLEY Winston, N. CJ, aI1s,
using Warmers SAFE Diabetes Cure II r saSs
that he foels as ,peR as ttrr. '"'s
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Isice demanded to jail,

Frank Rice, better known as "Jim,"
had hearing before Squire w. Il. Davis
yesterday on the charge OF gaming. Only
one witness was examined, and his evi.
dence being deemed by the justice conclu.
sive OF Rice's guilt, tho accused was re-.
quired to give bond in the sum Of 500 for
his appearance to answer to the action OF
the next grand jury, and failing 10 give
the required bail, be was romanded to
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"Skipped, by the Light Of tho lIoon,n

~ Reserved seats are on sale at Banners
music store for the engagement at the
Opera House on Friday and Saturday Of
this week of Skipped by the Light Of
the Moon" People at the present time
want to laugh, and Skipped" is funny
from the ground up. The entire perform
ance Is unique in lis comicali:y, and thor
oughly enjoyable, and acted as it is by a
coterie Of artists OF more than average
ability, makes the play one Of the funniest
performances now before the American
public. - -
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ALFRED EANM,
Something Now.

A parlor entertainment will be given
this evening ut S o'clock ct the residence
OF Mrs. George Mendel, No. 95 Twelfth
street. They are quite successful in tho
East, and number Of Wheeling musical
artists arc to take part. There will be no
admission fee, but q silver offering can BIZ
given OF the door. -
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4 Wheeling Man Killed,

A telegram was received here yesterday
by the friends of Robert Nuby, young
colo.ed msn who formerly drove one Of
Shallcroas' mail wagons, saying that Nuby
had been killed at Chicago. About six
months ago he left here and went to
Chicago, where he at oRco secured en-
ployment in large wholesale clothing
house. Yesterday the elevator broke in
the establishment and fell on him, crush.
ing him to death. His friends here will
have his body sent home for burial. -
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Sold to Dec. ~, 1856.
No Other Remedy in the World
il Produce Such n Record.

This wonderful succee "Warns wholly 10 Tho wal
OF the Remedy For time has been Regarded by H. i
ties as he only SPECIFIC Kidney Liver anu Urinary Female Com
Thousands their life and health to warmers SAFE Cure @
can produce Testimonials to that effect '"u "
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WE have introduced new system Of
selling Watches Oh tho inst1himent plan
whereby you can secure watch ut once
Oh easy payments. Gall and investigate.
JACOB ". GRUBB, JeweIer,
Cor. Twelfth and Market SIS.
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Stony Ritz Chnllengetl.

The following challenge appeared in
yesterdays McKeesport News:
Il would bs pleased to meet or corre5pon,,
with Mr.. "Stony" Ritz. Of Wheeling, w.
Va, to mako arrangements for a three.
milo single scull race for $500 eide, to
take place at McKeesport.
ALFRED EAMM,
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One COPY, months.-$l IS Two copies, year. n 50
oneoopy,1 year-...... 80 Five copies year 10 90
Tho price Of the Daily Intelligence, Is 65 cents
months; $50 for one year, In advance. -
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DAVE G1LL1s morgan, Tex could pet
only temporary relief from bis. phvsI.
cians for grdrtl, but under tho influenza
OF Warmers SAFE Cure he passed a iaycS
stone, and thereafter had immediate rIi;!E